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After five years of reporting and writing about housing issues, I decided to take a break. I have taken a new post in Ghana, West Africa, a region of the world I am familiar with from my days as a Peace Corps volunteer. Within a week of moving, I learned enough to know that housing issues are a hot topic here, too. I already heard one story about an eviction, and a Ghanaian told me that Accra, the capital city where I now live, has something akin to rent regulation. And grousing about landlords appears to be universal.
But back to New York, where housing issues have their own distinct flavor -- an increasingly bitter one for more and more people. As a friend told me recently, the city's "housing problems are not going anywhere soon. In fact, they'll probably get worse."
She was referring to a variety of indicators: Homelessness is as bad as ever. Virtually every type of affordable housing, from rent regulated apartments to middle income Mitchell-Lama apartments to public housing, is either disappearing or under severe stress. New Yorkers spend more of their incomes on rent than before. And the city's housing market, which had seemed impervious to the sub-prime crisis that is hitting many areas of the country hard, is showing signs of slowing down.
The housing "beast" is sick and getting sicker. Barring any interventions, low and moderate-income New Yorkers will suffer the most, but it looks like a lot of people are suffering and more will join them.
The challenges call for changes in the city, state and federal government's approach to housing, advocates argue. They have had success at the city level in recent months -- in April the City Council passed new laws that make it illegal to harass tenants and to refuse to rent to people because of their source of income.
Now, they are looking to the state for change, which had come, in modest doses, from former Gov. Eliot Spitzer. If the Democrats win control of the State Senate in November, much more could be done, advocates believe.
Many would hope to start with the Rent Guidelines Board, the nine-person panel composed of two landlord representatives, two tenant representatives and five public members, all appointed by the mayor. The board has set a range for increases this year, which could mean the biggest increases in rents in several years.
Such a move would hardly surprise advocates. Every year the board votes to increase rents, apparently deciding that the increase in the costs of operating buildings outweighs the economic difficulties faced by tenants. Just as the board's reports show that the costs of operating a building have increased, other studies show that rent burdens for New Yorkers have only increased.
The mayor's appointments to the board are one reason for this bias, advocates said. New legislation proposed at the state level would require the City Council to confirm the mayor's appointments.
But advocates are hardly giving up on the current board, said Kenny Schaeffer of the Met Council on Housing. "Some of the public members seem to understand that their job is not about rents," he said. "They see that it's about affordable housing."
Increases in the city's water and sewer rates and the costs of fuel are making many landlords anxious, said Mitch Posilkin of the Rent Stabilization Association, a trade group that represents the interests of over 25,000 landlords in the city.
"This particular round of rent guidelines increases is extraordinarily important," Posilkin said. "Smaller property owners are confronting the choice of paying their bills -- bills that cannot be deferred -- or maintaining their buildings."
Rent is just one measure of housing to look at, but it skews the conversation about housing toward the idea that it's all about money. It is not. Housing is fundamental, a human right. Let me pontificate briefly: Viewing it as a commodity cheapens its value terrifically. If we scratch at the surface of housing we see so many, more valuable issues: community stability; thriving families; physical, mental and spiritual health; and economic success.
Since I started writing about housing, one thing has been made clear to me: Unless and until elected representatives deal more seriously with the problems in housing, the city's housing problems will only intensify. The prospects that it will do that are unclear. Free market ideology is dominant -- hell, the city is going so far as to pay kids to go to school. Can politicians resist this and stand up to the market -- and its rich proponents in the real estate industry? New Yorkers might find out if the Democrats take control of the State Senate in November, but right now it's unlikely a party shift will bring about such a dramatic change in thinking.
Property owners, however, see the potential Democratic takeover as a threat, particularly if a newly Democratic Senate were to repeal the 1972 law, often referred to as the Urstadt Law, that effectively revoked the city's control over its housing laws.
"I think the recent actions by the City Council in passing the Section 8 legislation and the tenant harassment legislation are excellent indicators of how irresponsible the council would be if the city ever obtained jurisdiction over the rent regulation system as they seem to want to do," Posilkin said. "The council's stated intentions of seeing the Urstadt Law repealed are really frightening in light of the fact that the council does not seem to understand its role in developing proper and well-balanced legislation."
Advocates, though, see a major change in thinking as essential. "Without serious legislative changes, and with the population continuing to rise, the homeless population will increase and the fabric of the five boroughs will completely change," Rob Robinson, a housing organizer with Picture the Homeless, wrote in an email. "You'll be unable to live in NYC if you make under $100,000."
To be sure, there is a balance. Property owners' interests must be considered, but in many respects, the city and state have catered to the owners for well over a decade, recent changes notwithstanding.
Interesting times are ahead, to be sure, for housing. The problems are difficult and require serious attention. New Yorkers are not naĂŻve nor inexperienced when it comes to facing stiff challenges. So, despite the problems, the prospects that people will find adequate solutions are actually quite good.
I wouldn't know where to start if I began to thank people for making writing for the Gazette such a pleasure. You know who you are and your knowledge and insights on housing and on writing have made writing the column not only easy but quite pleasurable. I am eternally in your debt.
Joe Lamport was the former assistant director of the City-Wide Task Force on Housing Court, a coalition of community housing organizations.


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The busiest travel week of the year is upon us, as millions of Americans busily head to airports and board flights to visit loved ones for the Thanksgiving holiday. And while this is typically a time during which most people relax and forget about the cares of this world, it is critical that freedom-loving citizens remember to take a stand for their constitutional liberties while traveling by participating in TSA Opt Out and Film Week, a protest created by InfoWars.com to "bite the hand that feels you."
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Such absurdity has been taking place since late 2010 when the TSA first convinced Americans that they had to either be blasted with ionizing radiation or be subjected to public molestation in order to protect national security. And while most Americans continue to go along with this unconstitutional search and seizure protocol when flying, a small remnant has continued to protest this gross violation of personal liberty by at least refusing the naked body scanner, and instead agreeing to a pat down.
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As much as the Crew blame the man in the middle for their stunning 2-2 draw at FC Dallas on Saturday, the real culprit lies within.
Sure, referee Jasen Anno had several controversial calls and non-calls—maybe none more important than an apparent missed handball that led directly to Eric Avila's equalizer with mere seconds left in stoppage time to deny the Crew three points—but if the Crew had played smarter and crisper, they would have walked out of Pizza Hut Park a whole lot happier.
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"It's tough to lose on the last kick," Crew coach Robert Warzycha said. "If you give up a goal in the last minute, especially on the last kick, you're always going to find something that you should have, could have done better. It was a lot of different things."
For example, all Emilio Renteria had to do was dribble outside of FCD defender Ugo Ihemelu and taken the ball to the Crew corner and he likely could have iced the game. Instead, Rentería tried a fake inside and had the ball stripped at midfield.
"The guy played well and took the ball away from him," Warzycha said. "[Rentería] should have passed the ball to somebody and gone to the corner."
The turnover led to another sloppy play when Emmanuel Ekpo tripped Avila to set up a free kick from about 22 yards in the 92nd minute. The ball was played short to David Ferreira and goalkeeper William Hesmer was forced into a monstrous save at the near post.
Columbus was livid about the quick restart.
"The ref was counting the yards and he was ready to blow the whistle then he let them play," midfielder Adam Moffat said. "It's really disappointing, really disappointing because we were so close to winning it."
The ensuing clearance sent the ball about 30 yards out and that's when all hell broke loose. The Crew's Guillermo Barros Schelotto tried to kick the ball downfield but it hit Avila. Schelotto screamed and signaled for a handball instead of pursuing Avila and it cost the Crew dearly as the FCD midfielder stepped into a shot that eluded four five Crew and kissed the left upright before going in.
Anno was immediately under siege from all directions by a gold wave. Hesmer raced out toward midfield to confront the official and defender Danny O'Rourke was issued a red card for abusive language.
"We saw a handball before he took the shot," Warzycha said. "He used it to control the ball. The referee didn't call it or didn't see it."
Moffat said there was an even bigger problem in the closing minutes that saw FC Dallas' unrelenting pursuit of the tying goal.
"When you give five or six free kicks away it's going to be trouble," he said. "We've got to play smarter."
The late goal capped a frustrating night for the Crew. Rentería was on the field because Eddie Gaven had to leave in the 72nd minute with a split lip after being bloodied by Atiba Harris. There was no foul.
"It was an obvious elbow," Warzycha said.
Ekpo subbed for Robbie Rogers, who left at halftime after sustaining a sprained ankle. Also, forward Steven Lenhart limped off the field with a cramp in the 70th minute and was replaced by Jason Garey.
Good thing the Crew don't play again until April 24.
Despite the tribulations and turmoil, maybe it was a just result. The Crew were certainly outplayed in the first half and trailed 1-0 before Lenhart set up his brother-in-law Adam Moffat for the equalizer in the 52nd minute.
Moffat married Lenhart's sister, Jennifer, in December, and Lenhart finally got around to giving him a wedding present with a nice diagonal ball in the box.
The goal helped Moffat erase the memories of his stinker match against Toronto FC in the opener that included his breakaway shot that was struck so weakly that even Bill Buckner would have stopped it.
"I've been working on my finishing," Moffat said. "I was fortunate to get that one on target. It was a great cutback by Steven."
The Crew benefitted from Anno's penalty call against FC Dallas defender George John in the 81st minute for fouling Chad Marshall during a free kick.
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This year I've really set up a goal to become a better digital painter and get back to painting in general. One of my biggest struggles has been fighting with the programs I use when I'm so used to a canvas. And really teaching myself to pull back and be minimal in my approach to thing. So I decided to try my hand first on a portrait by John Singer Sargent. I used two brushes, one set at opacity 50% and one at full and manually chose every color instead of selecting or anything like that. Set a time limit of two hours and went at it. This is the first result. Pretty happy with it:
I hope to do at least two a month as I work to improve overall. What do you guys think?
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One thing I find really helpful for digital painting is to thoroughly get to know the brush engine. I did that when I starting using tablet. I looked at it section by section, slid all the sliders to the bottom, the middle and the top, one at a time, and see what happens. Tried all them little checkboxes and options. It's important to not only see how it looks, but understand what it's actually doing to your brush stroke. If you are friends with the brush engine, then you will know how to combine the settings for every occasion and task Makes the painting process more enjoyable, and your artwork more personal.
By the looks of your picture, you have already got some knowledge of the brush engine, but you can't be too familiar with your software
By the looks of your picture, you have already got some knowledge of the brush engine, but you can't be too familiar with your software
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No, you make some points that are really good. One of the things I wanted to figure out was how to get the texture of the impasto paint that Sargent would get on a painting and I think if I spend some time in the brush creator I could figure it out. But I am trying to limit myself a lot on these basic studies right now. I think it's more important to me at the moment to learn how to mix colors and select them well. I tend to use too many tools as a crutch. I know they're tools for a reaosn, but there's a value is seeing and matching colors accurately without having any cheats I think
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While we're still awaiting casting news regarding the female lead for Marvel's sequel Captain America: The Winter Soldier, we now have some confirmation on who won't be in the movie. Hayley Atwell, who played the female lead opposite Chris Evans in The First Avenger, previously played coy when asked about her involvement in the follow-up. We learned in The Avengers that Peggy Carter is still alive in the present day, and it's assumed that we'll be getting at least a few flashbacks to Cap's 1940s days in the sequel The Winter Soldier, so it seemed feasible for her to make an appearance. Alas, it appears that Atwell will not, in fact, be popping up in the follow-up. Hit the jump for more.
When asked about her involvement in The Winter Soldier this past September, Atwell responded, "I'm not allowed to say yet." Many took this as a semi-confirmation that she would be showing up in the sequel, but it looks like she may have just been waiting to see how the final script would shake out. During an interview with TimeOut (via CBM), the outlet reveals her non-involement with the film:
"She wont, she confirms, be back for the [Captain America] sequel."
The search continues for the film's female lead, and as early as last August reports started to surface regarding contenders for the role (which is likely that of Peggy's younger sister, Sharon Carter). Names like Felicity Jones, Anna Kendrick, Allison Brie, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead have been thrown around, but we have yet to hear any sort of confirmation. Expect to hear more details soon, though, as directors Anthony and Joe Russo are gearing up to start filming the sequel in March. Captain America: The Winter Soldier opens on April 4, 2014.


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DURHAM — University of New Hampshire senior Jenny Jing has been selected as an Alvan T. — Viola D. Fuller Junior Research Fellow by the American Cancer Society. The prestigious Fuller Fellowships give undergraduate students from New England an opportunity to participate in laboratories performing cancer-related research for 10 weeks in the summer of 2013.
Jing, a biomedical sciences major and Honors Program student from Durham, will work in the Massachusetts General Hospital lab of Andrea McClatchey, professor of pathology at the Harvard Medical School. The fellowship provides Jing with a stipend of $4,500.
With her sights set on attending medical school to pursue a joint M.D./Ph.D., Jing calls the Fuller Fellowship a dream come true. She got the news while in Rudman Hall, home of several UNH research laboratories, and "I was jumping up and down in the hallways," she says.
McClatchey researches the familial cancer syndrome neurofibromatosis type two, which features the development of nervous system tumors. "She's manipulating the proteins and cytoskeleton at the cell cortex to study the formation of tumors. She's really impressive," says Jing.
Jing credits her UNH experience, rich with work in research labs, with helping her secure the competitive fellowship. She worked on the genetics of the strawberry in the lab of professor Tom Davis for three years, and this past year, joined Anthony Tagliaferro, professor emeritus of nutrition, in his lab. She also explored the human element of health care by working with Semra Aytur, assistant professor of health management and policy, on public health research.
"I really wanted to do something more than what's in the classroom. You can't learn science just by regurgitating facts from a textbook," she says, adding that she feels fortunate to "have these professors who are like family."
Because "nobody wants a walking Wikipedia," Jing made extracurricular leadership an essential component of her undergraduate years as well, serving as president of the Golden Key international honor society. She's also been active in the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs and says the diversity of Boston influenced her decision to pursue her fellowship there.
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This is a problem I have been trying hard to figure out and I can't. You know how in Final Fantasy Tactics and Xenogears the characters are billboarded sprites that change "directions" (flat images of the sprite facing certain directions) depending on the camera?
So, given a position of a sprite and a point that sprite is facing (the point is rotated around the sprite by 0,45,90,135,180,225,270,315 degrees), and given a position of a camera and a point the camera is facing (a point rotated around the camera by 0 to 359 degrees), how can I find the correct "direction" image (0 - 7) for the sprite? What relationship between these points / angles needs to be found?
If anyone can help me or give me a hint, tip, or tutorial, I'd appreciate it. I've tried various things - law of cosines, etc, but I'm still not sure what thing exactly I'm looking for, so my attempts have always been messed up.
(ps I have all the following information about the sprite and the camera:
sprite position
sprite angle
point sprite is facing (position.x + sin (radangle), position.z + cos (radangle))
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A pdf document of this tutorial is available at our Etsy shop!
(6) 1/3 yard cut of six different fabrics.
1/2 yard for binding
1 1/3 yards for backing.
When choosing fabrics for this project, select prints with a wide variety of prints and patterns. In other words, don't be too "matchy."
Have you seen all of the new fabrics they have over at sewmamasew? I think the Bell Bottom line would be a great choice for this quilt!
STEP 1: Group your fabric into two stacks of three fabrics each. Match the selvedge edges on each stack, and trim them off. For your first stack make a cut twelve inches into the strip from the left side. For the second stack, make a cut 9" over from the left side, and then 18" over from the first cut. See the diagram above. The sections on the right side may vary in width from the diagram due to differences in fabric widths. This is OK and we will fix it later on in the project.
Beginning with the set of fabrics with three cuts, take the top fabric on the left side and move it to the bottom. Now take the bottom fabric on the far right stack and move it to the top.
With the set of strips with only two sections, take the top fabric from the left hand section, and move it to the bottom.
Now you are simply going to sew a seam where you once cut, to make three strips of fabric with three different colors as above, and three strips of fabrics with two different colors as below. Use a 1/4" seam allowance and press your seams to the darker colored fabric.
Each strip of fabric should now measure approximately 12"x 40". Approximate is fine for this project. Do not freak out about exact measurements.
Start by taking one long rectangular strip and folding it in half cross wise. This will make it a more managable size for your cutting mat. Starting at one edge, square it up if needed, and make 4-5 random size strips which measure between 4" and 1 1/2" in width. In the photo above I made a 2" strip, a 2 1/2" strip, a 3 " strip, and a 3 1/2" strip.


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Is there any work life balance for moms in medicine?
Linda Brodsky, an pediatric otolaryngologist, has received a grant from the American Medical Women's Association to study the experiences, attitudes, and work habits of women physicians. She told me the health care system is not readily adapting to how men and women work differently.
Being a physician is extremely difficult, particularly for moms, she says. "If you go into it, expect a tough road. Being overwhelmed is the nature of every day life as woman physician. To think otherwise is naïve or romanticized."
Yet, 13 percent of all physicians are women, and they are expected to be 50 percent of the doctor population by 2040. "Women are going into medicine despite barriers and challenges because they want to be part of an exciting field," Brodsky explains.
Today, in my Miami Herald column, just in time for Mother's Day, I featured doctor moms and learned how they juggle saving children's lives and raising their own families.
Help at home is critical for doctor moms
The Deeter family is shown in the living room of their plantation home on Sunday, May 5, 2013. Dr. Kris Deeter gets help at home fro her mom and husband. Gregory Castillo / Miami Herald Staff
By CINDY KRISCHER GOODMAN
For Kristina Deeter, a hard day at work could include resuscitating a toddler who nearly drowned, adjusting medication for a child who is struggling to tolerate a new heart or setting up a premature baby on life support.
Then, after an intense 12-hour shift, Deeter, a 41-year-old pediatric intensive care physician, will go home to her own children — and try not to be a hyper-sensitive mom. "My job makes me very aware that anything can happen," she says. "I think that makes my relationships with my own kids more special."
Many working parents — and mothers in particular — tread a delicate line between demanding careers and the needs of family. But for mothers in medicine, the stakes are particularly high.
"It's a critical job and I can't just run out the door if something happens at home," says Deeter who is part of an 9-doctor team with Pediatric Critical Care of South Florida, which operates the pediatric intensive care unit at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood and North Naples Hospital in Southwest Florida. "I say I'm sorry to my kids and husband a lot. But when it's really important, I'm there."
To help her children understand why she works such long hours, Deeter has introduced her children to patients and even brought them with her to bereavement ceremonies.. "I don't want them damaged by my job, but I do want them to have that compassion to help others.''
As women have come up the ranks in the male-dominated field of medicine, they have changed the practice, taken a more nurturing approach to interacting with patients and families and made it more acceptable to openly talk about challenges of many years of schooling, training, a high-stress environment, long and unpredictable hours — and motherhood. Today, nearly 13 percent of physicians are female, compared with about 8 percent a decade ago, according to the American Medical Association.
Toba Niazi, 34, is the rarest of women in medicine: a neurosurgeon. Only 200 — about 7 percent of the nation's roughly 3,300 board-certified neurosurgeons — are female. On a given day, Niazi might meticulously remove a tumor from a child's brain or skillfully repair a baby's spinal cord. She operates as part of the three-person department at Miami Children's Hospital and serves as a voluntary faculty member at the University of Miami, which means she sees children who are pediatric neurology patients at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Niazi also is the mother of a 2-year-old and an 8-month-old. Pregnancy was difficult. She spent eight to 10 hours at a time on her feet in the operating room — without a bathroom break. Of course, motherhood is a challenge, too. "It's hard to leave your 2-year-old when you're going to work and say, 'I'll see you in 12 or 16 hours,' especially when you leave them with a caretaker that is not family," she says.
After long emotional days at work, Niazi says she wants to be the one to tuck her tots into bed at night. That doesn't always happen.
Like many doctor moms, Niazi's husband also is a physician, a stroke neurologist at Baptist Health South Florida. A full-time nanny cares for the kids during the day, but dad's schedule allows him to be the parent at home at night when his wife is on call or works late. "He gets what I deal with and understands when I have a sick child I have to take care of and can't come home," Niazi explains. "I don't think anyone else would tolerate it."
Support at home is essential. So are the right workplace partnerships or teams who share responsibilities and support motherhood.
Positive outcomes are critical not just for moms in medicine, but for the nation at large. Amid a potential physician shortage, an increasing numbers of doctors — mostly women — are deciding to work part time or leave the profession.
Setting up a system that works can take some trial and error — and staying power.
"It's a long road and at times during that road, you think 'wow can I do this?' It's your passion that gets you through it," Niazi explains.
Ana Russo, 33, says she can go from shuttling her child to school to keeping another child alive within the same hour. She's a nurse who is on the frontline when a child with a traumatic injury arrives at Jackson Memorial Hospital Ryder Trauma Center in Miami.
As a mother of two boys, 6 and 2, she says it's almost impossible to not to relate to the heartache parents endure when their child is critically injured riding a bicycle, swimming in a pool or crossing the street. It has made her a much more cautious mother, maybe even overly cautious. She insists her kids wear elbow and knee pads and a helmet when they ride their bikes. "It's hard to not keep my kids in a bubble with everything I see at work."
Russo says some days, she gets emotionally attached to saving a young patient, feeling a sense of responsibility. As a mother herself, "you care for that child like your own." Her days can stretch into night without an opportunity to check in at home during her 12-hour shift. "That's why you have to have a good support system at home." She relies on her husband and aunt to be there for homework, afterschool activities and dinner.
Lynn Meister, 52, worked full days and many nights as a pediatric hematologist/oncologist while raising two children, now in their 20s. She says she relied heavily on her husband for help at home and never once felt the personal sacrifices outweighed the rewards.
For years Meister would get asked, "'As a mother, how can you do that kind of work? Doesn't it make you afraid?' But I wasn't afraid. I always felt like I had so much to offer because I am a mother."
She, too, experienced the medical nightmare as a parent, when her then 12-year-old daughter was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor. That daughter now is an eight-year cancer survivor. Meister says the experience made the balancing act that much more important to her and led her to become an even better doctor.
Yet, Meister says her biggest battle was with imperfection, a common struggle among working mothers. "I felt like I never was doing quite as good a job as I could as a doctor or mother." Today, she encourages other women to stick with medicine. "My son and daughter are fine adults, and if I can cure a child of cancer what can be better than that?"


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(Madame Weebles, stop your reading right here because this post is all about bees, honey, and disgusting holes.)
I am going through a phase. I think it might be a lifelong one, but it's one where I am very interested in urban agriculture and slow food. I would love to garden but we have very little space in our yard and I am very lazy. I would love to have chickens but they're illegal here and I can't even handle our silly dog most of the time much less frequent visits from the bylaw officer. Anyway, at some point I envision myself selling little jars of delicious things to people at a market.
So when I was meandering around the community organization booths at our local folk festival a couple of years ago and was reassured by a cute young man with dreadlocks that beekeeping was "very easy" because "bees have been doing this for millions of years", I became enamored of the idea very quickly. Then I became obsessed. My husband did not approve of me bringing tens of thousands of deadly killers into our yard under the premise that they might sting our young sons and dogs, but I think it's really because he is afraid. Anyway, somewhere along the way my friend Sarah mentioned that she was also interested in beekeeping I jumped on it and we decided to set up ten thousand deadly killers in her yard instead.
Sarah took the introductory beekeeping course and we sent nervous e-mails off to buy bees. Apparently beekeeping had become quite a craze here and our fearless cooperative had a hard time keeping up. We found ourselves picking up random materials at weird times, assembling things that didn't really make sense, and hoping against all odds that the bees would like their new home.
And so on Mother's Day I found myself standing in a field with about fifty more trepidatious souls watching a lady confidently shaking bees off of frames and gently flicking them off her arm, and thinking "what the fuck am I doing here? This is the stupidest thing I have ever done." I was handed a box full of bees for the back of my van (extra duct tape please!), and sent on my merry way over to Sarah's house to put the bees in their new home.
I'll admit, I was expecting to be stung a thousand times over that day and to hate bees forever, but it turned out that there was nothing to be afraid of at all. We put the bees in their new box, shut the lid and watched them for a few hours without incident.
The first two months were a roaring success. The bees stayed in their home and built up comb and we occasionally took the lid off, took some pictures, patted ourselves on the back at our incredible beekeeping skills and toasted the hive. We were clearly naturals at this. It was shaping up to be a glorious summer.
Ominously, days before I left on vacation a beekeeper was on CBC radio talking about how novice beekeepers often make mistakes and only find out after there is a swarm. What? Mistakes? No way. I left on vacation during a heatwave; it was 35 celcius or so (95 F = em-effing hot when you don't have air conditioning). Sarah updated me that the bees had started bearding, as in, they were climbing all over the opening of the hive, not that she had taken to wearing a beard of bees (I had to clarify). Sarah assured me she was freaking out enough for the both of us, but concluded that it was just because they were hot and needed to air their little bee selves out. I resumed drinking beer in relief and promptly forgot about it.
The next update was not quite as calm. When I arrived in PEI, I had texts, Facebook messages, phone messages that the bees had fled! They were swarming! It's the motherfucking beepocalypse in the yard!
Predictably, the bee cooperative was busy dealing with dozens of other swarming incidents, so Sarah and her husband bravely set out to earn their beekeeping badges. They essentially needed to get the queen back in the box and the rest of the bees would follow. So they put a tarp down, shook the branch and hoped like hell the queen fell into the tarp and dumped the box back on top of the writhing mass of bees. Amazingly, it worked and no one really got hurt.
Then they got ambitious. They had to kill some of the queen eggs off so that there would be no new queen = bee war = factions = second swarm. Or something. I didn't actually take the course. This was at about 11 pm, and the internet warned that bees are not real fussy about nighttime visitors. Let's just say that this was confirmed. About three times over. In the face.
But Sarah was not deterred. She knew the bees needed more ventilation in the box if they were going to survive the heat wave. So she bravely dove in to MacGyver a new entrance for them. It…. didn't end well. A bee got in her hat and she understandably panicked after witnessing her husband get stung IN THE FACE Y'ALL. The bees, already pretty pissed at being hot, shaken out of a tree, and thrown in a box multiple times, at night, chased Sarah down and tried to murder her. She got stung TEN TIMES. And half an hour later, SHE WENT OUT AND REASSEMBLED THE HIVE. She is my goddamn hero, people, because I would have burned that thing to the ground with an improvised hairspray torch while laughing maniacally and drinking mead made from their honey.
So thanks to the quick thinking and extraordinary measures of Sarah and her husband Dave, we're still beekeepers but perhaps a bit more cautious now. And this has a lovely ending, because Sarah pointed out that it was a marriage building exercise. In her words:
"(A)s Dave and I were cooperating to funnel a pile of bees into the middle of a tarp, I thought "this is probably the only guy in the world for me." Who can you handle thousands of angry bees with and still like in the morning? Very few people I reckon."
Next up: winterizing the bees. I'll keep you posted on whether there's any survivors.


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Clark County School District has received the Meritorious Budget Award from the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) for its 2015-2016 Comprehensive Annual Budget Report. The award program was designed to enable school districts to achieve excellence in budget presentation. The program encourages school systems to build a solid foundation in the skills of developing, analyzing, and presenting a budget. The award is only conferred to select school systems that have met or exceeded stringent program criteria. The review concluded that this report contains valuable information and represents a significant amount of hard work.
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Traders Of The Lost BarkTraders Of The Lost Bark (1984) - Pink Panther and Sons Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Cartoon Characters: Pink Panther, Pinky, Panky, Punkin, Finko, Rocko, Anney, Liona, Chatta, Finkle.
- Voice Actors: B. J. Ward, Frank Welker, Jeanie Elias, Sherry Lynn.
- Directed By Oscar Dufau, Carl Urbano, Ray Patterson, Bob Goe, Don Lusk, Don Patterson; more Directors ...
- Produced By David DePatie, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Kay Wright, Art Leonardi, David Salter, Mitch Schauer.
- Animated By Bob Baxter, Sue Beak, Jim Davis, Murray Denus, Dick Dunn, Peter Eastment, John Eyley, Don Ezard, Arthur Filloy, Peter Gardener, Gerry Grabner, Mary Guest, Chris Hauge, Dwayne LaBre; more Animators ...
- Music: Bob Walsh, Henry Mancini, Screenmusic West.
- Editor: Robert Ciaglia.
- First Aired on October 13, 1984.
- Originally Aired on NBC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Season: 1
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Who knew the panther had kids? In this show, the tykes get in various problems and have to come to Pink to solve them.
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In 1986, Hanna-Barbera acquired the rights to cartoon legend The Pink Panther. The animation studio wanted to bring the fuscia feline back to Saturday mornings, but they needed a hook, something new and inventive... so they gave him three sons.... (more)
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This is a call for proposals of case studies to be included in an issue of Library Technology Reports (published by ALA TechSource) focusing on the strategic and intentional integration of tablets and mobile devices into library services. This issue will be edited by Rebecca K. Miller, Heather Moorefield-Lang, and Carolyn Meier, and will be published in Summer 2015.
In past publications (available here: http://
tabletsinlibraries.tumblr.com/ book), we have explored how libraries are integrating tablets and other mobile devices into library services, highlighting best practices and effective methods. However, now that libraries have had a few years to experiment with these technologies, we are interested in exploring the question of how libraries strategically integrate these technologies into their services. Case studies selected for inclusion in this report will demonstrate effective practices for intentionally integrating technologies in any areas of library services. These practices may include, but are not limited to: front-end or need assessments, cost-benefit analyses, user experience research, and summative and formative evaluations. We will accept 4-6 case studies, and expect that each case study will total around 3,000 words.
In order to submit a proposal, please send a 1-2 paragraph summary of your case study--which should include a description of your project, the methods you used to gather data about the project, and the decision that your library made based on the data--along with a current CV highlighting relevant experience and publications. Proposals and accompanying material should be submitted by August 15, 2014 to: tabletsinlibraries@gmail.
com. We will notify authors of the editors' decision regarding their proposal(s) by September 1, 2014.
Ultimately, we hope that this issue of Library Technology Reports will help readers be able to
- Think more critically about the technologies that they want to integrate into their libraries
- Identify and use new methods for gathering and analyzing data related to integrating technologies into their libraries
- Make sound investments in and decisions about the time and resources spent on integrating technologies into their libraries
Anticipated timeline of project:
- August 15, 2014: Deadline for submitting proposals for contributed chapters to editors
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- November 1, 2014: Full contributions (around 3,000 words) due to editors
- December 1, 2014: Editors send revisions to authors
- January 15, 2015: Revised chapters due back to editors
- February 1, 2015: Authors receive final suggested revisions from editors
- March 1, 2015: Final manuscripts due to editors
- March 2015: Editors assemble manuscript and finalize entire report
- April 1, 2015: Editors deliver final manuscript to ALA for publication
Questions can be directed to all editors via email: tabletsinlibraries@
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Dr Mosley teams up with leading sports Scientist Professor Jamie Timmons and super fit health journalist Peta Bee. Focussing on HITT training the authors offer a range of workouts that take about 10mins a day for 3 times a week. Build the short workouts into your routine and read the scientific evidence that promotes the health benefits of this type of training. Fast Exercise is for everyone-those who want to lose fat and get fit in the most efficient way.
I have implemented HITT training into my fitness routine and am surprised with how fast and efficient it is. If you're interested in fitness then this book is definitely worth a read. Anne


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On This Date in History: If I am not mistaken, Elizabeth Carter Symon was born on this date in 1898. My grandmother lived to see February 11, 1998. It always amazed me that she was born in the Oklahoma Territory. I've seen a photo of her and her best friend in a horse and buggy. She and her best friend went on to marry two men who were friends as well. They remained as such for the rest of their lives. Think about it. My grandmother was born in Oklahoma before it was a state, rode around in a horse and buggy and in her lifetime, the invention of the automobile, the airplane, the atomic bomb and numerous medical breakthroughs took place. She saw her territory become a state and saw man walk on the moon. When she began there was no radio, no phonograph, no tv and probably not too many phones or running water where she grew up. She did go to college though, which was rare in those days for a woman. So many other things changed during her lifetime including the notable birth of Tatiana Josivovna Chernova Blacker on this date in 1934.
Tatiana was born in New York and was raised by her mother, Betty Horn, who was a fashion model. She went by the name Tina Blacker and told her high school teacher that she was the only girl in class without a middle name. At the age of 17, she began taking acting classes and Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. At 17, she started taking acting classes and did some modeling, showing up in some old "pin-up" magazines such as Modern Man and Adam, Sir! In 1952, Tina made her acting debut on Broadway in a Bette Davis musical revue called Two's Company. More Broadway shows followed as did appearances in Playboy in May 1958 and April 1959. I guess Hef must have dug her to put her in twice. She probably caught his attention when she gained notoriety in 1957 for her performance with future Catwoman Julie Newmar in the Broadway adaptation of Li'l Abner. That same year, she released an album with a couple of popular tunes, "Embraceable You" and "I'm in the Mood for Love." I mean, 1957 alone must have screamed "Hef! Hef!" for the budding star and she seemed destined for greatness. And you know what, she became a household name; even to this day.
She had film roles in the early 1960's as a leading lady for the likes of Robert Ryan, Richard Widmark and Robert Taylor. She turned down a role in Operation Petticoat, which would have put her on the wide screen with Cary Grant and Tony Curtis. She opted instead for more Broadway shows. Then, in 1964, she teamed up with Bob Denver in a beach party movie called For Those Who Think Young. No one remembers that movie but Tina will always remember that as the catalyst that changed her career and life. You see, Denver was set to star in a new TV Show in 1964 and she took the role that was turned down by Jayne Mansfield. Tina had taken as a stage name the middle name her high school teacher had given her, which was Louise. Tina Louise starred in Gilligan's Island as Ginger Grant. She became unhappy with the role as she feared she would be typecast. She was right. But, she also became a television icon.
She continued her career and even had a memorable role in The Stepford Wives. But, for all the acting credentials, playboy shoots and pinups, she will always be remembered as Ginger and be part of arguments over the question that will last forever: "Ginger or Mary Anne?" While she generally refused to reprise the role of Ginger in any of the follow up movies related to Gilligan's Island, she did make cameos on a few talk shows with a reunion theme. While she may have tried to run from her role as Ginger, she couldn't hide. In fact, in 2005, TV Land listed her as 2nd all time in that cable channel's top ten greatest sex-symbols of TV. I once had a job in which I got to see all 98 episodes of Gilligan's Island as I edited and dubbed the entire series. I could watch every show frame by frame. An interesting way to try to analyze the question: Ginger or Mary Ann? And, it provided answers to other questions: The Skipper was Jonas Grumby, the Professor was Roy Hinkley, Mary Ann's last name was Summers and Gilligan was never given a last name, though creator Sherwood Schwartz once said that Gilligan was his last name.
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The New Directions' rehearsal room may be "America's No. 1 desination for cheap, sappy moralizing" (Sue Sylvester's words, not mine), but even at its After School Special-iest moments, Glee can still manage to tug at the heartstrings. And in this week's episode — titled "Choke" — most of the emotional punch was delivered by Lea Michele and Dot Marie Jones, who breathed fresh life into their respective story arcs about potential college rejection and unexpected domestic violence.
If you were too busy studying Finn's "Save Puck in the backyard" diagram to pay attention to the entire hour, here's how the action played out:
* After Coach Beiste showed up at school with a black eye, Santana made an insensitive joke that had Roz and Sue (who if memory serves was physically assaulting students in the hallway around this time last year) up in arms, ready to teach the New Directions girls about the perils of domestic violence. (Best moment: Roz dubbing Brittany, Tina, Mercedes, Sugar, and Santana as Hat Rack, Asian Horror Movie, Little Oprah, Rojo Caliente, and Salsa Caliente.) As Sue, Roz, and Beiste embarked on their teaching moment — once again relegating Schue to the role of background ooh-er and aah-er — the tough football coach broke. Turns out her new hubby Cooter had given her that shiner in a drunken fit of rage, and she was afraid to leave "because I don't think anyone else is ever gonna love me." (Oh how Dot Marie Jones turned what could've been nothing more than a PSA masquerading as a script into something very real.) In what seemed like a pat conclusion, Beiste decided to move in with her sister and thank the New Directions chicas for possibly saving her life, but in an end-of-episode reveal, we discovered the polyester-loving lady had given Cooter a second chance. I liked that the story didn't wrap up neatly in the course of the hour, but I wasn't crazy about Brittany's clueless response to Beiste's confession ("Did he break his hand?") or Sue's wisecracking ("If you don't have a change of clothes, I have a tent you can wear.") in the face of Beiste's plight. You can't demand we take seriously the issue of domestic violence then crack dubious jokes about its burly victim in the same breath. Especially just because she's burly.
* Kurt aced his NYADA audition — in front of Broadway legend Carmen Thibodeaux (Oscar winner Whoopi Goldberg) — with a last-second switch of song choice from "Music of the Night" to "Not the Boy Next Door." But Rachel, who'd hilariously pumped herself up in front of the mirror with zingers like "You are gonna shine so bright on that stage that the sun is gonna cry with envy," choked and forgot her lyrics — twice! The stern rebuke of the NYADA dean — "You get 8 bars; I gave you 16." — was way harsh, Tai, although probably pretty realistic. Surely this isn't where Rachel's NYADA dream ends: Girlfriend is too spunky — and insane — to take a single "no" before giving up, right?
* Puck failed to seduce his way to a passing grade in Ms. Doozenbury's European Geography class, but before he became a full-fledged dropout, a visit from his estranged father (seeking $500 in rent money) made him decide to redouble his studying efforts — with an assist from his New Directions bros. Yet despite the guys admirably stepping in in the role of Dad — even Blaine! — the episode ended with Puck getting a giant red 'F' on his exam.
Anyhow, now that we've covered all the pertinent plot details, let's review the best quotes from the episode:
"If we do Alien Abductions, we could set up corn fields and probing booths." –Senior Class President Brittany, brainstorming prom themes
"I spent the weekend sending your photo to ivory poachers who could make an absolute fortune selling your enormous white teeth on the black market." –Sue, spewing venom at Roz
"You finally shed the last five pounds! Congrats!" –Sam, reacting to Finn wanting to make an announcement
"I vowed not to speak with you unless William and Kate got pregnant, Liza passed, or unless one of us was in grave danger." –Rachel, approaching Kurt's locker before their NYADA auditions
"Once, La Thibodeaux stopped a performance of Medea at The Met because someone glanced at their watch while she was doing one of her 'I'm killing my babies' arias." –Kurt, basking in the ferociousness of Whoopi Goldberg's character
"Her dads are doing something called sitting shiva." –Finn, telling the guys how Rachel was handling her NYADA audition disaster
"Moving on, what rhymes with Pre-industrial European deforestation?" –Artie, hoping the "Rain in Spain" teaching lesson had other applications
And now, let's get on to the grades for this week's musical numbers:
"School's Out," Puck Even with the hellions-in-the-bathroom, Cheerios-writhing-on-the-playing-field, everyone-in-Alice-Cooper-mascara motif, this felt like something of an afterthought. Grade: C-
"Cell Block Tango," Tina, Santana, Mercedes, Brittany, and Sugar A faithful rendering of the Chicago classic (no, that's not a Pizzeria Uno reference), although how come there were only five merry murderesses? Grade: B
"Not the Boy Next Door," Kurt I loved Kurt's whole "I had my swans on standby" shtick as he changed directions from "Music of the Night," but the choreography here felt a little…stilted? I thought last week's "I Have Nothing" was a more impressive musical moment. Was it just me? Grade: B+
"The Rain in Spain," The Guy of New Direction (except Kurt) Props to the show for trying a drastically different rock arrangement of the My Fair Lady ditty, but I have to be honest: It mostly made me wince. Grade: C (hey, it's better than getting an F like Puck, yes?)
"Shake It Out," Mercedes, Santana, and Tina I got chills — and they were multiplyin' — as the trio of New Directions divas harmonized against images of Beiste returning home to her abusive hubby. Grade: A
"Cry," Rachel Rachel may be a maddening ball of crazy, but my heart broke for her as she mourned the loss of her NYADA dreams — with jaw-dropping vocal athleticism — on this Kelly Clarkson ballad. Grade: A
And now it's your turn, hit the comments with your thoughts on "Choke." And for all my TV recaps, follow me on Twitter @MichaelSlezakTV!


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I have always wondered why the blind were the only class of disabled individuals to get the special tax treatment. I suspect it was something like a Congressman whose vote was needed or who had accumulated a favor had a blind wife.
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Burglars in the upscale neighborhoods of Winter Park may be trying to blend in by wearing nice clothes as they case their targets, police say.
Police said 70 home burglaries have been reported since January.
"These typically happen from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. It happens during the hours when most kids are at school (or adults) at work," said Winter Park police Lt. Tom Pearson.
In 30 cases, burglars pried or forced open a back door looking for jewelry, electronics, guns and even cars.
Burglars stole a Lexis and a Ferrari, but both were recovered.
Last week came a new twist.
The burglar dressed in either a dark suit or sport coat.
"It can be very effective for them, because one thing they want to do is draw the least amount of attention to themselves," said Pearson. "If they come into a nicer neighborhood looking not so nice, I would imagine they wouldn't blend very well."
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Some New Hampshire lawmakers want to require drug tests for health care workers in hopes of preventing a crisis like the one at Exeter Hospital, where an employee allegedly stole drugs and replaced them with tainted syringes later used on patients.
Legislators are holding a hearing Tuesday to gather public input on a bill requiring the Department of Health and Human Services to perform random tests four times per year on certain health care workers at hospitals and other facilities.
The bill's sponsor, Tim Copeland of Stratham, is pushing additional legislation to create a registry of medical technicians in the state. The House will also vote this week on whether to expand reporting requirements for adverse events at hospitals to include transmission of blood-borne pathogens and other unsafe acts.